It is not good for cats to eat one kind of cat food for a long time. It may cause imbalanced nutrition. It is also easy for cats to become picky eaters because the taste is too single, and even cause the bacteria in the body to be too single and reduce their resistance. Owners can change cat food to another type of cat food every 3-4 months. They must pay attention to the slow transition and adopt the 7-day food change method, mixing the old and new food. This way, the cat’s gastrointestinal tract will not overreact and cause diarrhea.

Correct ways to feed cats:

1. Feed with complementary food. In addition to feeding the staple food, the cat should also be fed some complementary food to supplement the nutrition and exercise the cat's gastrointestinal tract. Appropriate amounts of meat can be fed regularly as complementary food. Suitable meats for cats include: chicken, beef, fish, quail, duck, rabbit, etc.

2. Use the 7-day food replacement method. When changing the cat's food, you should pay attention to the 7-day food change method, which can give the cat the stage to adapt to the new cat food. It is not recommended to change the cat's food directly, as this may cause the cat to suffer from diarrhea and vomiting.

3. Change cat food every six months. It is not recommended to change cat food for cats too frequently. It is best to change cat food every six months and not change it for more than one year at most.